Simone Biles brings back (and lands) big twisting skills, a greater victory than any title.full details below ⏬

HARTFORD, Conn. — If the music at the beginning of Simone Biles’ floor routine didn’t send a message, her first pass did.With the pounding beat of Taylor Swift’s “Ready for it” pulsating through the arena —

“Baby let the games begin. Let the games begin. Let the games begin.” — Biles brought back her triple twisting, double somersault, also known as the Biles II, at the U.S. Classic on Saturday night. It’s a pass she hasn’t done on floor since everything went sideways at the Tokyo Olympics, and the fact she’s put it back in her routine says loud and clear she is ready for whatever these next months bring.

“She’s feeling good. She’s looking good. She’s mentally and physically fit,” said Cecile Landi, who coaches Biles with her husband, Laurent Landi. “I don’t know if you can see it, but she’s way more relaxed and enjoying competing and having fun.”Truly, I think she really found why she’s doing it. I think for the very first time, it’s truly for her.”